Instructions:
Group yourselves into four (4) groups. With the groups, answer the following problems
in the space provided below the questions. After answering the questions, each group
must write their answers with complete solutions on the board and then explain.
Group 1
Problem 1
Twenty students enter a contest at school. The contest offers a first, second, and third
prize. How many different ways of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners can there be?
Problem 2
On Mary’s birthday, she invited 15 friends to go but has an invitation pass for only 8 of
them, how many ways can they be chosen?
Instructions:
Group yourselves into four (4) groups. With the groups, answer the following problems
in the space provided below the questions. After answering the questions, each group
must write their answers with complete solutions on the board and then explain.
Group 2
Problem 1
At an ice cream store, there are 5 flavors of ice cream: strawberry, vanilla, chocolate,
mint, and banana. How many different 3-flavor ice cream cones can be made?
Problem 2
There are five pictures but only four display cases. The display cases are unique. How
many different arrangements of pictures in display cases can be created?
Instructions:
Group yourselves into four (4) groups. With the groups, answer the following problems
in the space provided below the questions. After answering the questions, each group
must write their answers with complete solutions on the board and then explain.
Group 3
Problem 1
10 people are seated at a circular dinner table at a political meeting. How many ways
can they sit?
Problem 2
Find the number of different arrangements of the following letters: AABCCCDEE
Instructions:
Group yourselves into four (4) groups. With the groups, answer the following problems
in the space provided below the questions. After answering the questions, each group
must write their answers with complete solutions on the board and then explain.
Group 4
Problem 1
Roi arranges 12 flowers in a bouquet given that 4 are roses, 3 are tulips,3 are
carnations and 2 are sunflowers find the number of different ways of arranging the
flowers.
Problem 2
On a fiesta, the tables are round. How many ways can 10 chairs be arranged around
the table?
Instructions:
Group yourselves into four (4) groups. With the groups, answer the following problems
in the space provided below the questions. After answering the questions, each group
must write their answers with complete solutions on the board and then explain.
Group 1
Problem 1
Twenty students enter a contest at school. The contest offers a first, second, and third prize.
How many different ways of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners can there be?
Problem 2
On Mary’s birthday, she invited 15 friends to go but has an invitation pass for only 8 of them,
how many ways can they be chosen?
Group 2
Problem 1
At an ice cream store, there are 5 flavors of ice cream: strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, mint, and
banana. How many different 3-flavor ice cream cones can be made?
Problem 2
There are five pictures but only four display cases. The display cases are unique. How many
different arrangements of pictures in display cases can be created?
Group 3
Problem 1
10 people are seated at a circular dinner table at a political meeting. How many ways can they
sit?
Problem 2
Find the number of different arrangements of the following letters: AABCCCDEE
Group 4
Problem 1
Roi arranges 12 flowers in a bouquet given that 4 are roses, 3 are tulips,3 are carnations and 2
are sunflowers find the number of different ways of arranging the flowers.
Problem 2
On a fiesta, the tables are round. How many ways can 10 chairs be arranged around the table?
Instructions:
Group yourselves into four (4) groups. With the groups, answer the following problems
in the space provided below the questions. After answering the questions, each group
must write their answers with complete solutions on the board and then explain.
Group 1
Problem 1
Twenty students enter a contest at school. The contest offers a first, second, and third prize.
How many different ways of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners can there be?
Problem 2
On Mary’s birthday, she invited 15 friends to go but has an invitation pass for only 8 of them,
how many ways can they be chosen?
Group 2
Problem 1
At an ice cream store, there are 5 flavors of ice cream: strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, mint, and
banana. How many different 3-flavor ice cream cones can be made?
Problem 2
There are five pictures but only four display cases. The display cases are unique. How many
different arrangements of pictures in display cases can be created?
Group 3
Problem 1
10 people are seated at a circular dinner table at a political meeting. How many ways can they
sit?
Problem 2
Find the number of different arrangements of the following letters: AABCCCDEE
Group 4
Problem 1
Roi arranges 12 flowers in a bouquet given that 4 are roses, 3 are tulips,3 are carnations and 2
are sunflowers find the number of different ways of arranging the flowers.
Problem 2
On a fiesta, the tables are round. How many ways can 10 chairs be arranged around the table?